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I think you have point. And, a key advantage I can imagine is that "checklists" could be implemented into code over time and that is potentially superior to nat
by shoto_io 5y ago
I think you have point. And, a key advantage I can imagine is that "checklists" could be implemented into code over time and that is potentially superior to natural language. I am not a crypto expert though.
- qeternity 5y agoIf it were this easy, software would not have bugs.
- terenia 5y agoStark reminder on the importance of quality control and checking the work twice. I think people sometimes become complacent with work completed in the virtual environment vs the physical world.
- shoto_io 5y agoyes. Reminds me of something a friend said a while ago: "You know how I became a great coder after 3 years? By being a bad coder for 3 years."
- LightG 5y agoExcept checklists often ... just get checked. c.f. people checking t&c's becuase they can't be bothered to read them (/sympathetic).